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L �56 A motion to move forward and have Legal Counsel prepare the Declaratory and Confirmatory resolutions was made by Councilman Cook and second by Councilman Brown. Motion carried 4-0. Re -Conserve CF -1 for Real and Personal Property (Res 23-2021) — Re -Conserve was found to be in compliance in all areas. A motion to approve both the Real and Personal Property CF -1's for Re -Conserve of Indiana, Inc. was made by Councilman Swinney. Motion was second by Councilman Brown and carried 4-0. Linel LLC CF -1's for Real and Personal Property (Res 11-2016 and 10-2016)— Linel met all expectations with the exception of number of employees. They had estimated 89 but have 70, despite their efforts to hire more. The Council recognizes the employment issues that are affecting everyone and still found them to be in substantial compliance. A motion to approve Linel LLC's CF -1 for Real Property was made by Councilman Cook, second by Councilman Swinney. Motion carried 4-0. A motion to approve Linel LLC's CF -1 for Personal Property was made by Councilman Swinney, second by Councilman Cook. Motion carried 4-0. Sun Polymers CF -1 for Real Property (Res 15-2018) —Sun Polymers was found to be in substantial compliance. Motion to approve Sun Polymers' CF -1 for Real Property was made by Councilman Cook and second by Councilman Swinney. Motion carried 4-0. PacMoore Process Technologies LLC SB -1— Mike Dellinger presented a SB -1 on behalf of PacMoore, who is seeking abatement for new extrusion line equipment with an estimated value of $7 mil. This project will add 20 new jobs. A motion to allow Legal Counsel to prepare the Declaratory and Confirmatory Resolutions for PacMoore Process Technologies LLC was made by Councilman Cook, second by Councilman Brown and carried 4-0. Mike Dellinger also wanted to make the statement that during previous discussions between the Town and Nice -Pak, they were told that if they paid their sewer bills on time, they could save about $100,000 in late fees. Intragovernmental Transfer of Real Property—Attorney Lee stated that this agreement was prepared in conjunction with the Community Crossings Grant project. Part of the involved property is owned by the Mooresville School Corporation. There is a process in which the school can transfer the property to the Town. It is just for Council review at this time as it will need to be considered by the School prior to the Council taking any action. Department Head Reports — Phil Cornelius, Park Superintendent reported that they are bringing concerts back to Bicentennial Park. There will be street closures needed for June 3'1 July 15th, August 12th and September 9th. He has spoken to the other Dept Heads but is still waiting on two signatures. The July and September concerts coincide with street fairs, so the street closures will just be extended to cover the time for the concert. A motion to approve the street closures for the four dates, contingent upon the final signatures, was made by Councilman Swinney and second by Councilman Brown. Motion carried 4-0. Phil also reported that during the pool startup, they had an issue with the heater and a representative from the manufacturer was scheduled to be on site the following day to assess it for replacement or repair. The manufacturer is saying the heater is out of warranty one year from installation. The manufacturer's date of installation was April 12 or 13, 2022, however, it was not fired up until May 13, 2022. The leak was found on May 8th. President Warthen stated that if it is found to be a manufacturer's defect, he wants Phil to get with Legal Counsel and let them have a discussion with the manufacturer. Councilman Swinney said he wondered if